During the nineties, Republicans found these new arrivals to be eager companions in the populist movements of the right, such as term limits and the Contract with America.
A trip to the dog pound is a little like going to a dating service: eager companions usually outnumber desirable mates.
The New York Aquarium, eager for a young companion for its two older walruses, stepped up, flying a staff member, Martha Hiatt, to Alaska to work with Mit for a month.
The New York Times reported that the app struck a chord with Chinese consumers who were drawn in by the frog's vicarious travel, eager to find a companion that fits in their pocket, or a combination of the two.
Despite starting out early one morning in late winter in an eager Maserati Gran Cabrio, a companion and I ran out of daylight before completing the 47-mile circuit.
The game's stealth dynamic was one of the few disappointments I encountered, with the first part of the demo's scientist companion far too eager to attract attention and foil my careful approaches.
Choose kids who look like they are ever eager to make a new companion.
At one table, a smarmy banker, Russell (the droll Brennan Brown), and Suki (Kate Blumberg), his eager but long-in-the-tooth companion, buttress their emptiness with the slap and tickle of seductive swagger: RUSSELL: All right.
A former United States attorney and the chief of baseball's steroids investigation, Mitchell is eager to meet with a former companion of Barry Bonds and will try to secure her cooperation by discussing the issue with the United States attorney in San Francisco.
At one table, a smarmy banker, Russell (the droll Brennan Brown), and Suki (Kate Blumberg), his eager but long-in-the-tooth companion, buttress their emptiness with the slap and tickle of seductive swagger: **{:.break one} ** RUSSELL: All right.
